Can someone tell me if my stats are showing me that I'm using the SSS properly..
Hand played – 1576
BB/100 – 36.68
VP$IP – 15.46
PF-Raise – 9.01%
Fl-See – 1.85
PF-Cold Call – 4.61%
Steal Blind Attempt – 16.74
W$SD – 56.31
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you stick to the chart and dont cold call raises or limp stuff you arent supposed to.
I think VP$IP for SSS should be ~8
PFR should be around that too.
To get your numbers down, just fold more. Maybe you can review your HH with hands played OOP and thighten up there.
While your at it, review the cold calls too. SSS should be raise or fold.
I'm no PT guru, so I'm curious how you can get a BB/100 of ~36, with Fl-see (= flop seen?) of 1.85. The way I read it, you get most of your profit before flop?!
Also 1.5k HH is nothing, don't draw any quick conclusions from this sample size.
As a sidenote, maybe pokerev software would be more helpfull for you at this point. That will show you if you've been lucky so far or not. Personally I find it more helpfull in reviewing sessions than PT (and it's free ;))
Originally posted by meadow88
So how do I get these down??
Either use the fold buton more PF or run less hot. ♦
Seriously though, you should hardly ever be just calling PF and cold-calling even less (if at all).
I have been getting a good run of cards.. My cold calls are mostly from the small blind, with a pocket pair hoping to hit a set. Other than that I have been sticking to the chart, and if i tighten up any more I'll only be playing top pairs.
Hi meadow88!
I recommend you to stick to the chart. To cold call pocket pairs from the SB and hope to hit a set is wrong because most of the time you are not getting the odds to do that and will lose money in the long run.
Concerning your sample size: it's way too small to draw any conclusions from it. Maybe it helps if you post some of your hands in our SSS sample hands board in order to find mistakes and to improve your game.
Good luck at the tables!
Puschkin81